A significant enhancement in the iOS 18 Calendar app is its integration with Reminders, allowing you to manage everything in one app. Here's how to get started. Managing schedules and tasks can ...

Master the iPhone Reminders app with 10 expert tips to streamline tasks, boost productivity, and simplify your daily workflow.

The iPhone’s Reminders app is a powerful and versatile tool that can help you stay organized, manage your tasks, and ensure you never forget an important responsibility. With its intuitive interface ...

The iPhone’s default Reminders app looks basic at first glance, but it has quietly evolved into a sophisticated system that ...

In iOS 26.2, currently in beta, Apple has added a new optional feature that provides the Reminders app with a more urgent notification system. When you need to ensure you don't miss an important task, ...

Reminders has a lot of powerful features tucked into what seems like a simple to-do manager. Here's the features I turn to ...

With Apple's latest operating systems, iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia, It's now possible to create and manage Reminders directly from the built-in Calendar app. At the company's annual WWDC on ...

While you can do pretty much everything on your iPhone, it is nice to be able to translate some of the functionality offline. If you want to have a good old-fashioned list instead of squinting at your ...

Today we’ll see how to put a Shortcut into a reminder, so you can just tap the reminder alert to run it. For this, we’ll use the new iOS 12 Shortcuts app, or Apple’s existing Workflow app. For ...

I used to change up task managers often, always looking for a new app that could make keeping up with todos just a little bit better. But for years now I’ve stuck with Apple’s Reminders app, and a ...

Capture and create reminders around any info, anytime, with this smart system inspired by Google's Pixel 9 reminder intelligence. If there’s one envy-worthy feature in Google’s new Pixel 9 devices, it ...

Google giveth — and Google taketh away. If there’s one thing we’ve learned as Android-adoring animals over the years, it’s that you can’t ever fully count on Google to stick with something forever.